The Quarterly Journal of Economics, volume 27
The Quarterly Journal of Economics, volume 27
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(March 31, 1911).* The net returns transferred to the city treasury in 1910-11 totalled 2,898,800 m., and together with the interest and amortisation payments, the entire income was 3,774,700 m. or 22.2% of the amount of the capital outlay. It should be noted, however, that for the year in question no transfer was made to depreciation funds • — an omission which was due to the desire of the city to find new sources of revenue without increasing the taxes. This vicious practice constitutes one o...f the greatest dangers for the future solidity of communal undertakings, and cannot be too strongly deprecated.
The fees charged vary according to the purposes for which the electricity is used ^ (whether for illumina- ting purposes, or for electric motors, heating, etc.), and also with the amount consumed. The owners of meters likewise pay a monthly rent for their use, and a single pajrment for installation, usually 50 m., is also required.
*■ Cf. Venraltungaberichte and Hauih«ltaplAiie.
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(March 31, 1911).* The net returns transferred to the city treasury in 1910-11 totalled 2,898,800 m., and together with the interest and amortisation payments, the entire income was 3,774,700 m. or 22.2% of the amount of the capital outlay. It should be noted, however, that for the year in question no transfer was made to depreciation funds • — an omission which was due to the desire of the city to find new sources of revenue without increasing the taxes. This vicious practice constitutes one o...f the greatest dangers for the future solidity of communal undertakings, and cannot be too strongly deprecated.
The fees charged vary according to the purposes for which the electricity is used ^ (whether for illumina- ting purposes, or for electric motors, heating, etc.), and also with the amount consumed. The owners of meters likewise pay a monthly rent for their use, and a single pajrment for installation, usually 50 m., is also required.
*■ Cf. Venraltungaberichte and Hauih«ltaplAiie.
What to read after The Quarterly Journal of Economics, volume 27?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harvard University to read onlineMoreLess
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